Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-14
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 ACCIDENT TO HENRY CIAARK-THE LOSS OF TOWN
 LIBRARY THE LATE FIRE.
 Dec 1a-Rev. Mir. Martin, of Yale theological seminary, will occupy the pulpit of the First church
 Arctic Engine Co., will hold their annual ball about the middle of January.
 Monday morning. He was holding his horse near the freight house and an approaching train fright ened the horse so that it became unmanageble and MT. Clark was thrown out and dragged some little distance. The harness and-buggy were also dam
 The loss of the town library by the fire last Fri day night is one that will be much felt. A meeting has been appointed to meet in the room under the Town hall on Saturday night to take boaa ae59n o 0n citizens will take hold of the matter heartily, as library is an help to any P place ts Town hall last We'd nesday afternoon and evening by the State board of were on induStriai MF subjects and were well handled and calculated to enlighten those interested in this business. o At the business meeting of the Y. P. S. c. E. of the FirSt church last Wednesday evening MT Charles Smith was elected president, MT Frank Tucker was elected vice president and Miss Ellen Clarke secretary and treasurer. TEe society is in flourishng condition, having about one hundred ana
 The Chinese tea to bs given in the First. church this "Wednesday evening offers pleasing ana instructive evenings entertainment- No one should miss this opportunity of hearing these Chinese and seeing their customs. Blind Tom gave his musical entertainment to but small audience on Saturday evening owing to the e. F. Smith has recovered sufficiently from his
 
 business soon He also intends to move into the First church parsonage at an early date ,,4o, :, the room under the Town hall for the of their business until they can secure better accommoda- The Ladies' Aid society of St. Peter's church were very successful with their Christmas sale and enter ladies endeavoring by their efforts to pay the debt on the rectory.
 day on Sunday, December il. Her general health is good and her mind is clear as it ever was south1ngton. Dec. 1s.-Mr John North found while looking oee daed 4e Gf Mong Ra
 eePf fE Sh apa %r 9 E close his series % of D tG yoG1gG men, His subject will The Y P g. O. E. of the Huntsville Congrega- tional church will hold fair and festival in the church annex Wednesday afternoon and G evening; 1a here on Saturday and Sunday nights North Haven. FUNERAL OF MISS CORA PALMER-THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS NORTH HAVEN Dec. 13.-It announced from that the service would in future commence at Il o'clock a. m. instead of 10:45, and the Sunday The funeral of Miss Cora Isabel Palmer, daughter of Merwin Palmer, was held at her home on Mon eflg ehgrch at IontoRese oieiating Miss Cora was attending school in New Haven and came home sick on Monday was largely attended. The young lady was member of the Sunday school in the Congre- gational church taught by Mrs. B. l.. Linsley Her teacher and several members of the class attended the funeral carrying flowers, and at the cemetery, at the request of the mother, sang the hymn Safe in the arms of Jesus' in touching manner. There was singing at the house by a quartette from the Baptist church. The floral ennblems, two wreaths and star, and other flowers were exceedingly lovely and appropriate Miss Cora was an only daughter among several brothers and her death is exceedingly sad to the family, who were hoping ! much from her abilities as scholar and musl- clan.
 l The Bradley library will hold it's second annual New Years reception on Monday, January 7, after noon and evening. Refreshnt nts will be served. Supplemental catalogues will be issued at the time of the reception
 1 At special meeting of the board of education Wm. Lusk jr., elected school committee in the | ignaton of Reuben Harrisoo. tors of the Congregational Sunday school have de | national lessons for the year 1888. | meeting of the school building committee is to l be held Thursday evening. l Miss Emma Tutles favorite dog ''Gyp'' is lost strayed or stolen" and she would welcome anyone 1 bringing news from the lost animal. Madison. l Dec. 13.-Rev. B. G. Northrop preached in the Congregational church on Sunday morning. ! The school in the Hand academy has been closed for several days account of the illness of the teacher.